New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-12

Mr. Cleveland is said 10 nc anAlous " h"Fo
General Black run on the ticket with him next
time in order, Of course, TO catch the soluicr
vote 1t will take more than General biaeK
TO undo the effect of that rcbel-ilag order
Tic Inst accident in the new aqueduct looks
much less criminal than many Of those which
preceded it, Ample precautions had apparently
been taken 10 prevent any mishap In the
trcacberous auicIsand There was touch ol
Leroism hardly to be- looked for in the conouct
Of the foreman OF tie gang exposed TO danger
lie seems 10 have thought first Of the safety oil
his men and fingered too long to escape.
ST Johns Park is covered with freight depot
The elevated road has turned considerable
norton OF the Battery into badeiess desolhtioh'
CITY Hall Park has been nearly obntcrated' anu
the Mayor is trying 10 make up his nina where
n million dollars year can be expended Tor new
marks TO invite further cncroachment Dut IL
this matter is so urgent, why not hasten FORWARD
the opening Of lands alrcady in the cltS posses
sioni There is Jeanette Park down ut Coeht'es
Sim waiting 90 be graded and seeded No work
seems TO be going on there now III the grass
seed is not sown in time To get a foo:hold before
freezing weather the seeding may rs well he post
roned until next spring The Park should have
been completed before this date, and cessation
Of the work at such critical season shows In
competent management somewhere
Local papcrs report that among the attractions
OF the Dsweg0 Falls fair which is To be hcid
this week, will DC Lyman Coats's hfty-year
Old ox.cart the Cardiff giant and Governor Hill.
Il that fair is not large ami glittefing success
tic blame will OF course be due 10 embarraSs-
ment Of riches.
II Collector Saltonstal is genuine Civil
Service Rcformcr, IL must be extremely CALLING
to him 70 have the Democratic smelling committee
upheld BY Civil Service Commissioners Oberly and
LYMAN They virtually told him TO answer all
the committees questions. This unltind in
view Of Mr. SaltonstaIl's wcll-ltnown desire TO
hold himself aloof from and above his party.
The Democratic newspapers are anxious to pro-
duce the impression that :" the political branch
OF the Wortingman's Trade Assembly which has
just been holding convention at Rochester Is
the convention OF labor all others counterfeit.
And IL is but natural that they should be en-
gagged in this work For the United Labor party
NJ its late convention at Syracuse sat down hard
on Governor Hill and the Democratic party One
OF the resolutions OF it's platform denounced "the
Gagrant abuse OF the executive power by which
nc public cost the Governor OF New-Yor, employs
public agents OF the corrupt Democratic party to
travel through the State in the guise of factory
inspectors, arbitrators and statlsticians, but in
reality TO work for party purposes or course,
after that nothing was left for the Democratic
organs except to voci fcrate that the United Labor
party fraud and its convention q sham.
The Rochester Labor convention was run by
oficc-holdcrs, appointees Of Governor Hill. 1t
will not lie strange, therefore, II its outcome is
satisfactory To him. Five OF the nine factory in
spcctors were present as delegates. Why the
other four were not present TO give the Governor
a lift Is not stated. Unless they can give a good
excuse for their absence they would do we'll b
resign.